Conference venue

The EFFoST / IFT-NPD Workshop on Nonthermal Processing of Foods will be held from the 7 – 9 November 2022 at the Aviva Stadium, Dublin, Ireland.

Aviva Stadium

Lansdowne Rd
Dublin 4
Ireland
Eircode 8QPC+3J

AVIVA Stadium is a world-class international stadium, which is an outstanding venue for football, rugby, concerts and conference business, and which provides a top-class experience for customers, players, coaches, media, commercial partners and staff.

For more information, please visit the AVIVA stadium website.

UCD Fast Facts

Established in 1854

Number of students: 33,321 (2020)

UCD is Ireland’s largest university with and over 279,000 alumni across 169 countries.

UCD is Ireland’s leader in postgraduate education with 9,992 graduate students and 1,666 PhD students.

UCD is home to 8,574 international students and 32% of staff are international.

One of Europe’s leading research-intensive universities UCD has won over €1.1bn in externally funded research contracts since 2008 and collaborates with over 270 industry partners (2019)

As well as generations of Irish business, professional, cultural and sporting leaders perhaps the best known of all UCD’s graduates is the writer James Joyce, who completed his Bachelor of Arts at the university in 1902.

Conference venue

Aviva Stadium

UCD Fast Facts

Established in 1854

Number of students: 33,321 (2020)

UCD is Ireland’s largest university with and over 279,000 alumni across 169 countries.

UCD is Ireland’s leader in postgraduate education with 9,992 graduate students and 1,666 PhD students.

UCD is home to 8,574 international students and 32% of staff are international.

One of Europe’s leading research-intensive universities UCD has won over €1.1bn in externally funded research contracts since 2008 and collaborates with over 270 industry partners (2019)

As well as generations of Irish business, professional, cultural and sporting leaders perhaps the best known of all UCD’s graduates is the writer James Joyce, who completed his Bachelor of Arts at the university in 1902.

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